It was cool and fun you just got to learn to drive it and you can go fast…read more And they are very nice people

Definitely a cool experience overall. When we went it wasn't too crowded, maybe about a group of…read more10, so everything was handled pretty quickly. I was in a party of two. We walked in and were greeted at the front desk. The registration/check-in process was easy, just filling out a quick waiver. After that, we were told it'd be a little wait and we'd hear our names over the loudspeaker when our race was ready to go. Not even a full 15 minutes later we were being called to race. Once fitted with our protective gear we sat and listening to the directions & rules which was thorough! The race itself was fun! There were plenty of laps and the karts reached a fun speed. I can definitely see myself visiting again. Great if you don't want to deal with shoulder to shoulder crowds, in a comfortable environment.

fun but tilt a whirl traumatized me. ryan trahan please go…read morehere for a video lines for hammerhead heat were long pool was cold

This place......this place was so worth going for the holiday (Fourth of July). Yeah for kids, but…read moretotally fun for adults. They have an indoor bar as well as an outdoor (Tiki Bar). We purchased the package including the BBQ meal and it was so good. Although it was very hot outside, but to go in and out as pleased with the amount of activities, I would recommend groups going. Upon arrival. have to give props to the nice women who helped me (Empress H. and Kennedy D.). They were so helpful to make our arrival complete. Thank you.

BEST part : LOTS OF TREES for SHADE !!…read more Well worth the money ($43 includes taxes and fees, online purchase). The park is clean, very well maintained with beautiful landscaping. Staff are very nice and friendly. There are lots of trees providing shade so it has a magical garden vibe. You don't get the sense of it being an overly commercialized amusement park at all. All the rides are geared towards younger kids like 2-8 yrs old. It is not crowded on weekday and there were no lines for rides. I would gladly pay for these types of parks over spending hours in line at crowded Disney parks any day. It's small and compact so it's an easy walk for kiddos and grandparents, yet large enough that there are enough rides and attractions to spend a whole day. Outside food and drinks are allowed, plenty of covered seating areas. I was surprised to see peacocks, pheasants(in aviary) and rabbits (in the straw 3 Little Pigs house). Bathrooms are clean. There is a splash pad area, bring water play clothes for the kids if you want. Food is reasonably priced. Keep up the great work ! Love this spot PS: Some minor things that could make the experience better : Some of the dolls, statues and animatronics are creepy looking. Lol. I hope they consider repainting the expressions or replacing : Mother Goose's eyes Goldilocks Snow White 100 dolls at the gift shop looks haunted lol Little Red Riding Hood

Great little place, especially for the younger ones. Should've hit Wawa up for hoagies before hand…read more Food in the Depot is slow, cold and dry.

Came here for a five year-old birthday party. There were two employees assigned to the party and…read morekept everything on time and organize. Pizza and food was served at the end and was great We would definitely consider for a fun day or future birthday party

Being it was Easter break this past week. We took 2 of our grandsons. The rides they had opened but…read morethey were extremely understaffed. The wait to get on some of the rides was ridiculous. Also the Candy Factory they have wasn't opened, reason when we asked .... Short staffed. They had a sign up on the front entrance saying we are short staffed. We didn't notice the sign . It was small and not on the door we entered. Your spending money expecting what you're paying for is going to be there. I did approach the staff person who checks everyone in. I have to say she was very apologetic and gave his 4 free passes for the next visit. I'm not there to get anything for free , I'm there for my grandkids to enjoy themselves. Not for me having to explain to a bunch of kids there's not enough staff to man the business. GET IT TOGETHER IPLAY OR CLOSE DOWN AND STOP DISAPPOINTING YOUR CUSTOMERS ! I Should of went with my first thought was Urban Air in Hazlet

I had a very disappointing experience at Clementon Splash Park…read more I purchased four tickets through Groupon and drove to the park expecting to enjoy the water attractions. When we arrived, we found that a large portion of the water park was closed due to what staff said was cleaning because a situation occured. Only the kids' splash area and a small pool were open, which meant we couldn't use the attractions we paid to enjoy. I asked the park for a refund, but they told me to contact Groupon because that's where I purchased the tickets. When I contacted Groupon, they told me they had called the park, and the park claimed everything was open and operating normally. That was simply not true based on what we experienced. My question is: why tell Groupon that nothing happened and that the park was fully open when a significant part of the water park was closed? If the park couldn't provide the experience customers paid for, it should have been honest with Groupon and helped process refunds instead of sending customers back and forth. I wasn't looking for special treatment, just a fair resolution. Being caught between the park and Groupon, with each pointing to the other, was frustrating and disappointing. I hope the park takes responsibility and is more transparent with both its guests and its partners in the future.

If I had to describe this "Park" in one word it would be Dilapidated…read more Excluding the water park area, there were only four (4) working rides in the entire park. Everything else was literally out of service (see photos). This is prime time for visiting and this many nonworking rides?! How is the only rollercoaster in the park out of service! Sea Dragon - out of service! Marry-Go-Round - out of service! Kiddie pool slide out of service with dilapidated ship! The list of broken rides goes on and on! There was a section of rides for smaller children but the entire section was closed. I saw workers sitting around doing nothing. Like they were just waiting to clock out. The lazy river was "meh" if you could find a tube to float in. There were not enough tubes to accommodate the waiting visitors. It got so bad that parents were literally arguing and pulling tubes from other visitors. The staff was not regulating any of it. It was a disaster. I kid you not, there were roughly 30 tubes to 80 people waiting. The food catered to the SAD (Standard American Diet) and was over priced. One order of fries and six chicken nuggets cost a total of $24. You notice that price doesn't include a drink right? Tah! That's another separate price and they don't give you a lid or a straw! My daughter enjoyed the wave pool. That seemed to be the highlight for her. Other than that, and the one other splash area that was open, they can keep this place. I never liked this place as a child. I thought it was too small and not enough rides and today it's much worse. There's really no point in coming here unless someone treats you and you didn't have to come out of your pockets. They really need to shut this place down if they aren't going to fix the rides. They need to get rid of all the dilapidated rides from the 70s/80s and rebuild the park from scratch. It really makes me wonder what they are doing with the money families spend to come here because they aren't putting any of it into fixing up the place.

We attended a birthday party at this location and the kids had a great time. They got a nice indoor…read morefacility with lot of arcade games and there are tons of indoor activities to keep the kids active and play safe. They got a private parking lot, which is good. They do have value passes for daily usage, or they do have annual passes too which is cool. They got a cafeteria that serves Pizza, hot dogs and snacks located all the way in the right-hand side corner and lot of tables and place to eat. They got some beverages too. The restrooms are well maintained and clean for usage. The staff is friendly, and this place is definitely worth visiting to take younger kids to play. We visited this location on a Sunday evening and the place was almost full. Like other locations, they do have private party hall and then some common party area with benches and chairs. Definitely a good place to spend some time for a party!!

Recommend for kids as it's got arcades, mini bowling, big playground, for kids birthdays with a big…read moregroup. The games need some updating as some are a little older. Lots of parking, would recommend for kids younger than 10

What is up with the music here? It reminds me of a scene from The Wire (the season where they focus…read moreon the teachers) where one of the teachers talks about turning up the heat in the classroom because it keeps the kids tired and groggy. That's honestly what I think they're doing with the music here. They're trying to sedate us. Don't get me wrong. I love some good '90s/early-2000s R&B. But when I'm splashing around in a wave pool with my five-year-old, I'm not sure I need to hear: Sparkle - "Be Careful" Brian McKnight - "Anytime" Brian McKnight - "Back at One" 112 - "Cupid" Joe - "I Wanna Know" Boyz II Men - "A Song for Mama" Like, I love the sappy, nostalgic stuff from the BET Best of Planet Groove album as much as the next person but maybe not while I'm standing waist-deep in a wave pool trying to prevent my five-year-old from wandering into the deep end. At one point I genuinely thought: Are you trying to put me to sleep, or are you trying to make me reflect on my first girlfriend? Because it was working. I'm standing there thinking about how we used to eat at the Kmart Cafe before the Birds game on a Sunday afternoon in ninth grade. Ahh, life was simpler then. Now I'm trying to explain to my kid that he cannot go any farther into the wave pool because he doesn't know how to swim. Does he understand? No. Does Brian McKnight understand what I'm going through? Apparently not because he's serenading me like I'm sitting alone in my bedroom staring at an old photo album. I'm just asking for a little more BPM. I'm not saying turn the place into Disney Jr. radio but maybe we can at least move the R&B selection from "Anytime" to something with a little more bop. Give me "Honey". Give me "I Get Lonely". Give me early 90s Janet. Give me literally anything that makes me feel like I'm at a water park instead of recovering from a breakup in 2002. The music selection is so bizarre and noticeable that it actually became one of the defining parts of my experience. At some point I started wondering if I needed to be evaluated for some sort of condition. The fact that I'm writing this review probably means I do. As for the rides: my five-year-old absolutely loves them. He'll pretty much go on anything except the two rides tucked into the corner of the park. One lifts you way up into the air for a nice view of the park and the other spins you around real fast. Everything else is extremely tame. My eight-year-old daughter will do everything and is gradually getting bored with a decent chunk of the ride section of the park. She absolutely loves the rock-climbing wall and rope course, though, and would probably spend the entire day going back and forth between those two if I let her. She also loves the entire water park. One big tip is if you're local, keep an eye out for the Black Friday season-pass sale. They usually have a fantastic deal and if you're planning on going at least twice over the course of the year, I'd strongly recommend just buying the season pass when it goes on sale over the holiday. I believe it's around $80 per person for the season pass, give or take $10. I honestly don't remember the exact price. Friends of mine who went recently said they paid around $50 per person for a single day. I do not think it's worth it at that price. Overall the kids love it, there's plenty to do, and the water park is adequate for kids. Just be prepared for the possibility that you'll spend your afternoon fighting the waves while Brian McKnight emotionally transports you back to a relationship you haven't thought about in 20 years.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ LOTS of super fun construction-themed rides and cool machinary activities (e.g., excavator operation, crane operation, driving tractors, etc.) for all ages that you just don't find at other amusement parks. + Very manageable layout and park size for kids. Not a huge park at all. A lot of the rides/activities are next to each other. + Water park is surprisingly huge and spacious with 3 pool areas, including a giant water slide, lazy river ANDDD an impressive wave pool that is loadddds of fun. ++++ Life-jackets are provided for free to kids. ++++ PLENTTTTY of adirondack chairs are available for park-goers to sit on and move around freely. + Multiple areas to buy food with typical amusement park pricing. ++++ Food sold includes burgers, hot dogs, corn dogs, cheese pizza, chicken sammies, giant pretzels, chicken tenders, quesadillas, nuggets, deliccccious soft serve ice cream and much more. ++++ Souvenir Cup purchases come with free soft drink refills on the day of purchase. $15.49 for a souvenir cup, while individual soft drink purchases cost around $4.50 (as of June 2026). + Multiple covered picnic tents to provide relief from the sun. + Big private parking lot has plenty of spaces. + Private parties can be booked here. THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - Activities, such as driving or operating heavy machinary, can feel repetitious when jumping from ride to ride. - Admission tickets are pricey at approximately $50 a pop. - Only open until 6 PM daily, but the water park does open at 10 AM, with the ride park opening at 12 PM. Wish they were open a bit later. MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Visited on a scorching Sunday in early June and it was busy, but not overly so. No waits for any rides/activities. Plenty of space and seats in the water park and dining pavilions. Definitely could get busier during the summer when school is out, but early June was perfect. CONCLUSION -------------------- = Loved that the park wasn't overly crowded. The water park was surprisingly large and fun. The rides park was fun, but the construction-themed rides/activities definitely felt repetitious after a few. The price of admission could be a littttle more affordable as well.

Scoops Up ice cream has Dole Whip and Vanilla Non-Dairy soft serve. Can get a twist. Great for…read morevegans or those with dairy allergies.

Ferris wheel door came off but Mariska was really funny and was joking around with us. Would go…read moreagain.

We visited Adventure Aquarium on a Monday after heavy rain, and getting there was stressful because…read moreseveral roads were flooded. We had prepaid tickets and spent quite a while on hold trying to find an open route before finally making it. The aquarium is very clean and has a great variety of animals, but it was surprisingly crowded for a Monday. We had to wait just to see many of the exhibits, and admission is a bit pricey. Overall, we enjoyed our visit and would come back, but be prepared for big crowds and check road conditions if there's heavy rain.

Spent some time in Philly and got a CityPass to many attractions, which included the Adventure…read moreAquarium just across the river. Definitely worth it! Parking is easy - $10 for the whole day (and the waterfront is really lovely to walk along, and only a short walk from there to the USS New Jersey battleship). Lines move along quickly to get us in and they took our CityPass and got us our wristbands. Positives: -Lots of different things to experience. Some spaces are a little more kid-oriented, including a pirate search as walking through different mini exhibits. -There is a cool area where you can talk to scuba divers as they work in the big tank. -The rope walk over the shark tank. It's so secure you never feel any danger of falling in, but it is cool to walk over open tank. Child #3 loved this. -The shark tunnel where you are underwater and able to see all the animals swimming around you. -Plenty of bathrooms in each area, all with a clean changing station. -IMAX level movie theater with movies every hour. -Lots of interactive displays. Negatives: -The whole aquarium feels a little fragmented, like spokes on a wheel, which required a lot of backtracking if we wanted to go see a different section of the aquarium. -There are two touch tank areas, including a very large room which can easily fit over 100 people but only one sink to wash up after handling rays and other marine life. Overall decent place to take the family and experience the beauty of our oceans!

Crayola Experience is an interactive visitor attraction that opened in Easton, Pennsylvania in July…read more1996. It was founded by the major international crayon maker Crayola LLC, which was founded as the Binney & Smith Company in 1885. In the 1990s, the city of Easton reached out to Crayola with an offer to open a small storefront. The city hoped that the store would help to revitalize the downtown area. Originally opened as "The Crayola Factory", the store morphed into a much larger interactive experience and rebranded under its current name in 2013. The colorful family attraction features over 20 hands-on experiences for visitors, such as naming your own crayon, melting wax souvenirs, and starring in a coloring page. Beginning in 2015, Crayola began to open additional Crayola Experience attractions around the United States, including locations at the Florida Mall (Orlando, FL) and the Mall of America (Bloomington, MN). Two additional locations also opened in Texas and Arizona, but they have since closed. My family and I recently visited the original Crayola Experience in Easton while we were visiting our cousins in Pennsylvania. The flagship location is HUGE; it has four floors of interactive attractions. Our two sons had a blast molding race cars from broken crayon bits, making wax art, naming their own crayons, and plenty of other colorful activities. They especially loved exploring the color playgrounds! We spent approximately 3 hours at the attraction. Afterwards, we explored the gift shop where my wife and I picked out some nice big coloring books for our sons. We also liked seeing all of the various crayon colors that Crayola produces; it was pretty impressive. Overall, we had a fun visit at the Crayola Experience and recommend it to any families visiting Easton!

I visited Crayola Experience with my three kids, and overall it was a fun day with plenty to do for…read moredifferent ages and interests. One of my children loves drawing and coloring, so the hands-on art activities were a huge hit, especially the FIFA World Cup-themed coloring stations. Another child was happiest running, climbing, and exploring the two indoor playgrounds filled with slides and tunnels. My oldest enjoys creating and building things, and he loved making creatures with playdough and using technology to bring them to life. His favorite attraction was the Crayola robotics experience that turned his photo into a caricature with a variety of fun backgrounds. The biggest downside was the crowds. We visited during summer camp season, and some lines were around 40 minutes long. Thankfully, things improved dramatically after about 2:30 p.m., when many of the camp groups left and most attractions became much easier to access. Another drawback was the food pricing. Feeding three kids quickly became very expensive. A small order of French fries was $4.99, a hot dog was $8.99, and a tiny pizza--about the size of a single regular pizza slice--was also $8.99. The food felt significantly overpriced for the portion sizes. Overall, Crayola Experience offers a great variety of creative and active attractions that kept all three of my kids entertained, but I would recommend arriving later in the day if possible and planning ahead for food costs.